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25Jun

The Impact of Addiction on Trust in Relationships

Rebecca Harris

addiction, couple, love, relationships, therapy

Therapists

Loss of trust is a common trigger for many relationship issues, perhaps caused by an obvious betrayal, such as an affair, or the more subtle effects of addiction. Therapist Rebecca Harris explains.
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22May

How Therapy Can Help in Relationships

Josephine Cropper

counselling, couple, relationships, self, therapy

Therapists

Therapist Josephine Cropper on how therapy can improve your relationships by helping you become insightful, confident and motivated.
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26Feb

Life After a Break Up

Chris Taylor

breakups, couple, love, relationships, single

Therapists

The end of a relationship can be traumatic, no matter what the circumstances. Welldoing therapist Chris Taylor offers his healing tips in a 2 part series.
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04Dec

How to Be Vulnerable - And Find Your Real Self

Philippa Perry

loneliness, love, relationships, self, selfcare

Soul

Being vulnerable is scary. But allowing yourself to be so is really important, for yourself and your relationships.
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06Aug

Can You Be Too Empathetic?

Jane McGregor

empathy, relationships, self

Mind

Do you experience overwhelming feelings when confronted with lots of other people? Do people, even strangers, pour out their hearts to you? Do you care more about other people’s feelings and well-being than your own? If so you may be highly empathetic. Individuals with a highly empathetic temperament are often kind and caring, putting others before themselves. However, these talents can be viewed as weaknesses, as empathetic people are overly sensitive to others’ remarks and actions. They are too alert to the suffering of others and suffer on their behalf....
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23May

What is Love?

Philippa Perry

attachment, love, relationships

Relationships

What is love? Philippa Perry explains that allowing ourselves to be dependent and vulnerable is the basis for secure relationships.
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27Mar

How Do I Talk To My Therapist About Sex?

Monika Dedus

counselling, couples, intimacy, love, relationships, sex, therapy

Therapists

Sex may be a difficult topic to talk about, but you might be convinced when you learn how every relationship could be improved by talking to a sex therapist. Here's some tips from psychosexual therapist Monika Dedus.
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14Feb

How Couples Counselling Deals With Affairs

Nathalie McClure

couples, divorce, marriage, relationships

Therapists

Counsellors have different ways of dealing with couples who've had affairs, but healing is possible – here's how relationship counselling can help couples move forward after betrayal
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27Jan

How to Talk to Your Daughter About Sex and Relationships

Terri Apter

family, parenting, relationships, sex, teenagers

Relationships

Mothers and daughters often have difficult times during adolescence. So how should they talk about sex and relationships, asks psychologist Dr Terri Apter
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09Jan

Can You Teach Yourself to be More Empathetic?

Roman Krznaric

empathy, relationships, self, wellbeing

Soul

Roman Krznaric explains why empathy is an essential element of wellbeing
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